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Hillcrest Forest Neighborhood Association
The Hillcrest Forest neighborhood rated "Best in the Park Cities & North Dallas Area" by the Dallas Morning News
Encompassing over 1,600 homes in North Dallas
H-E-B plans a major store at Hillcrest Road & 635
Texas grocery chain H-E-B has acquired the property at the southeast corner of Hillcrest Road and 635 for an H-E-B store., the first in the city of Dallas. The store is expected to open in 2028.
In December, 2025, the Dallas City Council approved the request for Regional Retail zoning.
For more details, go to the H-E-B Zoning Page.
Renew or JOIN our Association!
And if you live south of Forest Lane and east of Hillcrest Road, or North of Forest and west of Hillcrest, be sure to add a membership for our private Police Patrol service.
All memberships are through 12/31/26
Our TWO neighborhood Security Patrols
South of Forest Lane, East of Hillcrest Road:
The 5 Star Patrol
A 2/3 reduction in reported crime after it began!
&
North of Forest Lane, west of Hillcrest Road:
The Churchill Way Patrol
In both areas, patrols are by uniformed, off-duty Dallas Police officers in Dallas police cars.
Click the links for more information.
Goats hard at work on the Northaven Trail - October, 2025. Read the story here!
Click to see the great photos of our Hillcrest Forest
Apartments rejected on LBJ between Preston and Hillcrest
Our Association engaged in a 6-month "635 Corridor" study to guide future land uses on the south LBJ service road, from Preston Road to Hillcrest, which is now mostly 2-story offices. Hillcrest Forest residents strongly opposed apartments there, next to their single-family residential.
The study's final recommendation was in line with our request:
NO Apartments.
Instead, the land-use agreement recommends low-density residential, low-rise offices, light retail, and green space that preserves the residential nature of our community.
Details here.
Click for photos of the Tornado that hit here on October 20, 2019
20+ homes were destroyed, and dozens more damaged.
Thankfully, no one was injured or killed.
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Updated 6/5/2026
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John Weber,
President
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